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    Contractor Files $14M in Liens for Stalled Mass Timber Tower in Milwaukee

    manniona@enr.com (Annemarie Mannion) December 09, 2025 1 min read
    Engineering News Record
    Contractor Files $14M in Liens for Stalled Mass Timber Tower in Milwaukee
    AI Article Summary

    C.D. Smith Construction has filed $14 million in liens against a developer for a stalled mass timber tower project in Milwaukee, claiming unpaid bills. The construction firm alleges that the developer owes them a substantial sum for their work on the project. The dispute highlights financial challenges that can arise in major urban construction projects involving innovative building materials like mass timber. The case is part of a larger ongoing legal and financial battle impacting the progress of the tower project.

    What This Means for Canadian Contractors

    This project shows how disputes over payment can significantly delay construction timelines, especially when innovative materials like mass timber are involved. For Canadian builders, this means ensuring robust contractual agreements and financial soundness when engaging in similar projects is critical. Understanding the complexities and risks associated with new materials can help minimize potential conflicts and delays.

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